I just found this Ebanaui egg. Whooo Hoooo. Okay got a little excited there. It appears that my Ebans groups are getting with it finaly. Cool. Anybody else have any luck in incubation with these? Oh by the way this is the male that took off my leg.
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YEAAA!!!! THEY DID IT!!!
lizardhut42
Jan 30, 2004 02:47 PM
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eve
Jan 30, 2004 05:52 PM
Very glad for you, that is EXCITING, take care of that egg, hehehhe Hope to see WHO comes out soon 
Eve
boy
Feb 05, 2004 07:14 PM
Lizard,
I've had luck breeding mine a twice now. Pure coincidence too, I wasn't trying to breed any of my animals. I've been incubating my eggs at approximately 68-71 degrees fahrenheit and don't seem to have good or bad luck yet. I've another four weeks before one set is due to hatch. The second set was laid yesterday morning 02-04-04. They should take about 8-10 weeks I would think.
The little bit of info I received from anyone was that they hatch within 2-2.5 months and do best cooler than warm. One suggested 68-71 degrees because that was where he had his luck. I'm trying it and don't really know if its working as the eggs seem to be the same size. I wish you the best of luck with your geckos.
Anyone else have any luck with U. ebanaui? Any input?
Cheers,
Boy
